” … of the year” – continued
The Goracle may have just missed out on being named Time Magazine’s Person of the Year, but some of his fellow Tennesseans gave him the ‘honor’ of voting him as Tennessean of the Year:
The Goracle may have just missed out on being named Time Magazine’s Person of the Year, but some of his fellow Tennesseans gave him the ‘honor’ of voting him as Tennessean of the Year:
… and the far left, predictably, are losing it. Publius Pundit has the details on the official NYT announcement of the Weekly Standard editor’s hiring, as well as links to the foaming at the mouth frenzy on display this weekend by The Usual Suspects, who are wondering if the NYT will “balance” Kristol with another liberal columnist.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer blog reports today that a few Dennis Kucinich supporters are outraged about a new ad Pizza Hut is running, which features all the presidential candidates, including Rep. Kucinich:
Consider this an open thread for tonight’s big Patriots/Giants game. Game time is 8:15. For all of us who aren’t privileged enough to have the NFL Network channel, it will be simulcast on NBC and CBS.
Up until a couple of months ago, Mike Huckabee didn’t stand out much for anyone. He wasn’t polling well, and the mediots and his opponents paid very little attention to anything he did. However, since he’s risen in the polls and the spotlight’s brightened considerably on his campaign, what’s shone the most is not an image a potential president should want to emulate. Before I go any further, a few nice comments about Huckabee are in order: I’ve said before that Huckabee is a likeable guy. But likeable guys don’t always make good presidents. He’s someone you could take to the buffet breakfast at Shoney’s and shoot the breeze with. Somebody you wouldn’t mind being your neighbor. If he were still a minister, he’s someone you wouldn’t mind going to hear preach his Sunday sermon. But presidential material he isn’t.
Michael Yon tells OBL not to expect a triumphant 2008: